Tree Dies from the album "Sever Roots, Tree Dies" Chris Block- basses, piano, vocals, guitar, flute, tapes, samples, mellotron Jeff Libersher- guitars.

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A1 Fight For Innocence 5:58 A2 Death And Taxes 4:41 A3 Uncle Dale 2:44 A4 Avoid The Invisible 9:13 B1 Severed 4:38 B2 Heaven 7:12 B3 Black And White 2:27 B4 Cutting Off My Arm So I Don't Have To Shake Hands 4:10 B5 Tree. Bass, Piano, Vocals, Guitar, Flute, Tape, Sampler, Mellotron – Chris Block Drums, Piano, Vocals, Trumpet, Percussion, Tape, Sampler, Mellotron – Thymme Jones Guitar – Jeff Libersher.

Cheer-Accident's first album, Life Isn't Like That, was released in 1986, after which Drummond and Greenlees left the group. They were replaced by bassist Chris Block and guitarist Jeff Libersher. The group's second release, 1988's Sever Roots, Tree Dies, which was produced and engineered by the Phil Bonnet. Their 1990 EP, Dumb Ask, was produced by Steve Albini, and following this the group signed to British label Neat Records

CHEER-ACCIDENT (which had most definitely become a band by this point) had (oddly and instantaneously) found itself to be a a very formidable live entity; They were– right from their debut performance– a visceral rock machine. A little over a year later, this lineup released its first full-length (vinyl) album, entitled Sever Roots, Tree Dies.

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The debut full length-album by Cheer-Accident, Sever Root Tree Dies, once again is a pretty different slice of music than what I have heard from them before.

from Sever Roots, Tree Dies by CHEER-ACCIDENT. Streaming + Download. supported by 7 fans who also own Sever Roots, Tree Dies. I love this album because of it's insane greatness! Unbelievable stuff. Had the cd since it's release, just got the 2 LP set today. Thanks guys! mcchocchoc. Fades by Cheer-Accident. The sequel to What Sequel? Zelmo Swift.

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The next lineup of CHEER-ACCIDENT consisted of bassist Chris Block and guitarist Jeff Libersher, whom Jones had met in the mid-'80s while attending Northern Illinois University. They recorded their first nationally distributed release, "Sever Roots, Tree Dies", with Phil Bonnet at Solid Sound Studios in Hoffman Estates, IL, from April through July of 1988. They released the album on their own label, Complacency, that same year. Other material from the session went on a cassette LP on Complacency called "Vasectomy". By 1991, CHEER-ACCIDENT had begun holding recording sessions for its fourth album, "Babies Shouldn't Smoke", in the upstairs studio of the Pete WAY room in Chicago.